I wanted to add a little something to the living room, and after some deliberation, went with something I've seen several variations of on pinterest--the bat swarm. It was remarkably easy. Sarah made me a bat template (freehand mind you) that was half a sheet of paper. I folded black construction paper in half, traced the pattern with a white pencil, then took an exacto knife to it (only because scissors seriously cramp my hand). I ended up with about 80 or so bats, and it was as easy as putting a bit of double sided tape on the bat, then putting it in a semi swirled pattern on the ceiling, as well as partly on the vertical wall.
I wanted to add a little something to the living room, and after some deliberation, went with something I've seen several variations of on pinterest--the bat swarm. It was remarkably easy. Sarah made me a bat template (freehand mind you) that was half a sheet of paper. I folded black construction paper in half, traced the pattern with a white pencil, then took an exacto knife to it (only because scissors seriously cramp my hand). I ended up with about 80 or so bats, and it was as easy as putting a bit of double sided tape on the bat, then putting it in a semi swirled pattern on the ceiling, as well as partly on the vertical wall.
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